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Monday, September 25, 2006
Saturday, September 16, 2006
Lottery Scam: Euro Millions Lottery International
Be carefull of Euro Lottery Scams - It's clear that iScammers steal from eachother, implementing ideas that seem to work, just as scammers outside the internet always have done. However, on the web this isn't such a great idea. After winning five different million Euro lotteries in just a week, people might start to read these winning notifications a bit more carefully.
Then again, there are still new Internet users getting online, and perhaps there are still enough newbies for these iScams to actually pay off.
Here's the most recent winning notification frome an organization calling themselves Euro Millions Lottery International. The idea that Bill Gates would sponsor a lottery like this is quite entertaining, and that's the reason it is published here.
Read full letter here
Then again, there are still new Internet users getting online, and perhaps there are still enough newbies for these iScams to actually pay off.
Here's the most recent winning notification frome an organization calling themselves Euro Millions Lottery International. The idea that Bill Gates would sponsor a lottery like this is quite entertaining, and that's the reason it is published here.
Read full letter here
Jackpot predicted to exceed €100. Millions
With its first draw having taken place as recently as 13th Feb, 2004, Euro Millions is among the newest to join the ranks of world-class lotteries. It’s played every Friday and shown on TV channels TF1 in France and TVE in Spain.
And it’s a truly multi-national affair. Because it’s operated jointly by the national lotteries of the UK, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland — with the rest of Europe expected to follow. Currently there are 15 countries involved.
And it’s a truly multi-national affair. Because it’s operated jointly by the national lotteries of the UK, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland — with the rest of Europe expected to follow. Currently there are 15 countries involved.
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